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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1897
Page
4
A compact collection of local items from Diller Nebraska era including village election next Tuesday, shop ads for seeds and slippers, health remedies like Beggs products, DeWitts salve and Cough Cure, personal notices, church services, and updates on residents, births, moves, and a school vacation.
Prof McKitrick, aspiring to be superintendent of schools in Gage County, has spent most of his life in education. The piece notes Be pens nomination by the Republicans appears likely and hopes for election.
Advertisement announces watch and clock cleaning at 75 cents with mainsprings at 75 cents and proportional pricing for other work. All work comes with a one year warranty from H. R. Henricus.
Dr D W Huntington will lecture at AME Church in Diller on April 12 at 8 pm. Topic Rambles in Europe. Everyone is invited and admission is 10 cents.
The Ladies' of the Christian Church plan a general supper at Loock's Hall on Easter Eve April 17. All church members are requested to attend and bring items. price per person is stated as modest but illegible in places.
A weekly Thursday afternoon sleeping car travels from Omaha and Lincoln to Salt Lake City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles via the Burlington Route. The car features carpeted interiors, rattan upholstery, spring seats, curtains, bedding, towels, and an accompanying expedition conductor plus uniformed Pullman porter. Second class tickets accepted. berth price is $5, suitable for two. For details visit a BK. & M. A. R. R. ticket office or write J. Francis, Gen'F Pass'r Agent, Omaha.
Obituary notes the death of Harold Blauser Price on March 24 1897 at his parents home after weeks of bowel inflammation and complications He was an only child and the piece praises his patience faith and family prayers The funeral held at home with biblical readings songs and comforting sermons urging a godly life and reflection on life and death
The article reflects on illness and family worship as a pastor recalls a loved one passing. It urges maintaining prayer, training children in faith, and the hope of heaven, noting the departed’s charm and motivation to live righteously. It quotes scripture and ends with a hymn of hope.
We express our appreciation to dear friends for their sympathy and help after the sudden death of Harold. We are grateful for the love and respect shown and pray you may be spared to long useful lives with the same warm care you showed Harold. Mr. and Mrs. Taos. P. Price.
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